Show us your modeling workspace

This is where "the shops" are located for the Brisbane & Bushong Railroad.  I also have a couple of sets of collapsible sawhorses I set up to work off of.  Matt

 My workbench with train sidings and storage.  It wraps around to another bench.  I have found containers to fit under the bottom tracks. There is room for containers above and below. This shot is just after I added the sidings to the layout.  There are several projects on it now.

Dan

Thank you Frank.   I feel much better now.  

Ok guys here is my work space. Work in progress. I know that some of you know that I lost my leg almost 3 years ago.  so this is what I've done in the last 9 months. And to let you guys know that I will be out of it for a couple of months since I have to go into the hospital on Thursday  and have 2 valves replaced.So hear are a few photos of what I have done in 9 months.

Scot, best of luck with your procedures.  Hope all goes well.

- Mike

Thanks  Mike.  So do I well I know that I am in good hands Because this is round 2  with Heart surgery. I went through this 2 years ago with a 3 way bypass. Again Thank you Mike.

Scot,

My best wishes to you. I had 5 bypass's done 10 years ago this coming December. Try not to cough ha ha.

Joe B.

Thanks guys for the kind words. One thing is I don't want to take over this post. I just wanted to show you guys what I have done in the past 9 months. So lets see your work spaces. Thanks    Scot

Nice is that a real wood door? Reason I ask is I noticed that door and it looks like a real fine door....................

looks like we should expecting to see some fine modeling come from those workshops,

guys!!

and....Scott, yes best of luck in your hospital venture. Will keep you on a prayer list.

Here are a couple of shots of my model room. It is about ten feet wide and 24 feet long located in the garage.

Alan Graziano

Thanks all. Lots of great workspaces. I guess it is no surprise there Alan! I should have started out saying "I've accumulated a handfull of stuff for scratchbuilding." Very nice!

Just finished mine this summer.

It started out many moons ago as a woodshop (custom bookcases and cabinets) then I got into model railroading.

Looks like PC's are not for you...

Inside shop -

I'll try to get pic posted later of mine.  It ain't pretty..lol   Basically I placed a piece of plywood over my covered pool table and now it's cluttered with stuff!

--Greg

Really, SIRT, You do that wonderful work in a closet?

Scot,

Best of luck to you, man.  Have you gotten around to building Tara's Massage Parlor yet? 

George

That's the inside shop.

This is the spray booth / work area also.

Not much to it.

S.

This is mine such as it is. Moved in June and built the workbench from some discarded kitchen cabinets and a sheet of 3/4 ply. Still not very organized yet.

Stev/ Charlie,

Why do I think there might be some cool classic cars just out

side of the cameras' reach.

Mine is on the other side of the wall from my model room.

Alan Graziano

Here's mine.  I just cleaned things up recently, so this thread sparked me to take a few photos before I mess it all up again!

          AND ON THE NINTH DAY

My confined space downstairs with a lot of sweat turns into the "Man cave" and tornado shelter. 

I'm just getting mine set up. I still need to hang the pegboard on the wall. I'll try and get that done tomorrow. Then doors and shelves for the cabinets, Thursday.